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Rejuvenation of frost affected mango orchard through pruning treatments

V. K. Chauhan, JOSHI, AK, Neena Chauhan

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Studies were conducted to rejuvenate frost affected mango orchard of three cultivars viz Mallika,  Dashehari and Amarpali by applying different pruning treatments during the year 2008. Significant  results in rejuvenating the mango trees pertaining to growth and fruit yield attributes were observed. Tip  pruning of frost injured mango shoots in all the three cultivars of mango gave significantly higher  growth and fruit yield in comparison to unpruned plants (control).

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Studies were conducted to rejuvenate frost affected mango orchard of three cultivars viz Mallika,  Dashehari and Amarpali by applying different pruning treatments during the year 2008. Significant  results in rejuvenating the mango trees pertaining to growth and fruit yield attributes were observed. Tip  pruning of frost injured mango shoots in all the three cultivars of mango gave significantly higher  growth and fruit yield in comparison to unpruned plants (control).

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Studies were conducted to rejuvenate frost affected mango orchard of three cultivars viz Mallika,  Dashehari and Amarpali by applying different pruning treatments during the year 2008. Significant  results in rejuvenating the mango trees pertaining to growth and fruit yield attributes were observed. Tip  pruning of frost injured mango shoots in all the three cultivars of mango gave significantly higher  growth and fruit yield in comparison to unpruned plants (control).

Key concepts: Orchard, Pruning, Frost (temperature), Cultivar, Horticulture, Shoot, Yield (engineering), Biology

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